Fleet Management and Surveillance Solutions for the Student Transportation and Public Transit Industries

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Apr192018 by Yumi AngNo Comments
Transit Police & Security – Using Technology driven Communications to promote Passenger Safety

Transit Police & Security – Using Technology driven Communications to promote Passenger Safety

Industry Trends, Risk Management, Transit, Video Camera Surveillance
Imagine a loved one riding public transport during their daily commute. Perhaps your mother, father, your child, or a friend. It might be a short hop on a light-rail car or a long journey upon a bus. On most days, it can be a quietly packed ride on the way to work or school, filled with familiar faces. (more…)
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Aug12017 by Lori JethaNo Comments
Video Integration: The Secret Sauce

Video Integration: The Secret Sauce

Expert Advice Series, For New Transportation Directors, Industry Trends, Transit, Video Camera Surveillance
Originally published in BusRide Magazine Technology plays an important part in transit operations today. Passenger counting, electronic ticketing, CAD/AVL systems, video surveillance, wireless, and even onboard Wi-Fi help transit agencies deliver a better, more efficient public transit experience.  Developing a world-class transit organization means implementing solutions from best-in-class technology partners.  But in order to meet increasing customer expectations, these solutions need to be able to talk to each other and work together to deliver real-time insight to passengers and transit operators alike. This is where data integration is essential. (more…)
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May32017 by Lori Jetha2 Comments
Hybrid or NVR: Making the right choice for a surveillance upgrade

Hybrid or NVR: Making the right choice for a surveillance upgrade

Expert Advice Series, For New Transportation Directors, Industry Trends, Transit, Video Camera Surveillance
On-board video technology is in the midst of an important transition in image quality, or what I like to call a ‘resolution evolution.’ The introduction of the Network Video Recorder (NVR) into the fixed surveillance market several years ago, brought with it the promise of higher quality images, as well as remote configuration, camera re-booting and monitoring. High-definition cameras and recorders were on the hot list for many transit agencies looking to upgrade their existing vehicle camera systems, with improvements in resolution driving the desire for change. (more…)
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